Linniesque 

A term which describes the combination of classic posh and rustic urban styles. Created by Frau Faustina in one of her writings in which the main character, Linnie, is a west-end girl who seeks thrills on the other side of town. Her style is what’s described as ‘linniesque’. She pairs Gucci with old jeans, worn out bra top with Prada, you just never know!

“Gosh, Elizabeth! Your Gaultier dress, accompanied by your troublesome new boyfriend is very linniesque.”

Linniesque by angelinmeow January 6, 2020

Linniesque 

Linnie is an alternate form of Melinda (Latin). Which translates to ‘sweet’ in English. Linniesque describes a trait in which someone/something is able to be perceived as more harmless than they actually are, due to the ‘innocent’ qualities that they naturally possess.

“You have quite a Linniesque touch about you.” He utters as he eyes the puppy-eyed girl before him, who for a second ago tried to slit his throat.

Linniesque by Angelfromgalaxy February 12, 2020

Lynnesque 

Simulating a lifestyle where perceived safe boundaries are eschewed in favor of inviting, participating and savoring an experience in a highly sensually aroused state. In effect, if ya gotta have it and want more, shake yer giggly bits for all their worth honey. Furthermore, the abandonment of preconceived roles and mores provides the surest way to unleash the potency of our sensual selves. In other words, if your horny, by all means, let your imagination wander where mother would surely disapprove.

In addition, surprisingly enough, it also happens to be feng shui for decorating with mirrors which emphasize the visual enjoyment of of the above.

For it wasn't how she dolloped the whipped cream on top of his jello that had so roused Winfred's attention. No, it was his observation that by following the obvious notions of lynnesqueness, his wife before serving it, had dolloped herself.

Dude, ever since my girlfriend went lynnesque, she went total freak city. It's like she's having a 3-D orgasm with all those mirrors!

Lynnesque by P. Ike Driver January 1, 2012